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The event group officially signed the concession of the compound on Thursday. An action brought by the previous concessionaire prevented it so far.
On Thursday, Vinci-Bouygues' new appeal for the Stade de France was rejected by the Montreuil Administrative Court, before the concession contract was signed between the State and GL Events.
The appeal of Vinci-Bouygues rejected, GL Events obtained the management of the Stade de France for 30 years, a few weeks from its taking up office and the first concerts.
The administrative court of Montreuil rejected Vinci-Bouygues' new appeal, opening the way for the signing of the management contract for the Stade de France with the Lyon-based company GL Events, which promises to transform the compound into a real event hub.
The judge of the interim proceedings excludes all the means by which the two majors contested the award of the new concession of the Stade de France to GL Events. He decides in particular on the modifications that may be made to the contract during the negotiations. Focus on the main lessons of the order issued on Thursday 12 June.
The new action brought by the current concessionaire of the Stade de France, the Vinci-Bouygues consortium, was rejected on Thursday by the admnistratif court of Montreuil. This paves the way for the signing of the contract between GL Events and the State which would grant it the management of the stadium for thirty years.
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